Explore fully interactive demos of Simple Calendar and discover how easy it is to display events, schedules, and appointments on your WordPress site. Try different views, test mobile responsiveness, and see exactly what your visitors will experience – no coding required.
Interact with each Simple Calendar feature and addon to know more about the plugin in real-time.
Perfect for at-a-glance viewing. Display events in a familiar monthly grid that visitors instantly recognize. Ideal for event venues, schools, and community centers.
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Show your Google Calendar events in both compact grid and detailed list widgets for a better mobile viewing experience. Ideal for sidebars, announcements, and event-focused pages.
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Keeps your Google Calendar locked to one preset month or view. Ideal when you want to show a fixed schedule without letting visitors browse other dates.
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Limits how many events are shown on each date in the calendar. If there are more events than the set limit, users can click to view the rest instead of seeing everything at once.
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It lets you change the calendar’s event and background colors to match your website’s design or branding. Ideal for showing different events clearly.
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It lets you create a calendar booking page where visitors can choose an available time and schedule with you. It’s useful for consultations, meetings, or service appointments.
View demoDisplay both private and public Google Calendar events in a grid layout, with synced event colors for better organization. Show organizers, attachments, and integrate calendars in 1 click.
View demoCombine Google Calendar Pro features with interactive FullCalendar layouts like month, week, and day views. It brings a richer and more dynamic experience to browse events.
View demoDisplay your events in a classic grid calendar with multiple viewing options such as monthly, weekly, or daily. It’s great for users who want a familiar calendar experience.
View demoDisplay list style Google Calendars on your site with a single tap. Perfect when you need to display without the constraints of a calendar grid. Great for blogs, news sites, announcement pages, and more.
View demoShow a more advanced list layout with extra styling and customization options from Google Calendar Pro. Ideal for cleaner event feeds with more control over appearance.
View demoCombine multiple separate Google Calendar calendars into one single calendar view on your site. Ideal when you manage different calendars but want visitors to see all events together in one place.
View demoInteract with each Simple Calendar feature and addon to know more about the plugin in real-time.
Interact live with other functionalities worth exploring now
Show different calendars simultaneously in a side-by-side layout. Ideal for schedule comparisons or presenting multiple event categories. View Demo
Automatically turn your blog posts into calendar events. Track blog publication dates, identify content gaps, and maintain a balanced posting rhythm across topics. View Demo
Allow Simple Calendar to embed calendars anywhere within your custom field structures. Compatible with Advanced Custom Fields plugin versions 4.x, 5.x, and Pro. View Demo
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No, the Simple Calendar demo is completely free and doesn’t require signing up for an account to view the demo.
Yes, it’s a live, interactive demo to give you a practical experience of user interaction on the frontend. We suggest that you engage with our different demos listed above to know more about the features and enhanced options of the Simple Calendar plugin. We don’t currently have any video walkthrough of all the features, but you can view our YouTube tutorials here to know more about the plugin’s workflow.
Yes, you can definitely try to interact with the demo without connecting your real data or Google Calendar account. However, you may have to enter your Google Calendar email to check for certain functions that require it, such as when booking your appointment.
If you’re ready to get started after exploring the demo, head over to the Simple Calendar pricing page, where you can purchase the addon individually or as part of a bundle that gets you significant savings compared to buying them separately. Pick the plan that fits your needs, whether it’s for a single site or multiple sites, and you’ll have everything set up in no time.